Villa Comunale

The main square of the city, around which the current town initially developed. It is characterised by arches, called "portici", which are illuminated at night. It is home to the Mother Church and the Statue of Hercules fighting the lion.

The main church in the city that houses the statue of the patron saint of the city.

The "Casalini" area corresponds to the former houses of the permanent workers at the service of the Baron Berlingieri. These little houses have now been converted into restaurants.

The "Walled Gardens" date back to the feudal period and their name comes from the red brick wall that surrounded them, now completely rebuilt. The area is characterised by spring water that still feeds the fountain and the ruins of an ancient aqueduct running over five brick arches.

A monumental square dedicated to Antonio Segni, former President of the Italian Republic and one of the advocates of the land reform that marked the history of Policoro. The arches, the pyramid and the water that characterise this square are symbols recalling that period.

A modern church built in the 1980s.